RNC Commended For Supporting Platform Issue Candidates

The RNC membership should be commended for adopting a bill which will provide financial support only to candidates who support the GOP Platform.

The GOP Platform’s issues begin at (y)our local Precinct Executive Committee Conventions in every community. As resolutions, rulings, etc. are proposed, voted on and passes, it advances to (y)our local County Executive Committee Conventions, then to (y)our Congressional Executive Committee Conventions. Each issue, if approved, then moves forward to the State Executive Committee Conventions. Upon that approval, the approved resolutions, motions, rulings, etc. are advanced to the Republican National Committee Conventions for approval or defeat.

Each of the passing resolutions, motions, rulings, etc. are approved or rejected at each of these levels starting at the Precinct level; then forwarded at each level up, to the Republican National Committee. Then if approved, the resolutions, motions, rulings, etc. become part of the RNC Platform; an open democratic republic system of any organization.

The problem over the years is that so many Republican Party candidates supported very little of the issues which are the GOP Platform foundation. Some, whom many of us as true Conservatives often refer to, are defined as Republicans In Name Only (RINO’s). It is for these reasons why so many say it is difficult to define the differences between Republican and Democrat Party issues.

As I have said earlier in another writing, the GOP does not need additional political switchers from the Democrat Party whom have an eighty (80%) percent voting record in support of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. We must build our Republican Party based on our GOP Platform values. Being a true Republican and supporting the Republican Party is more than being a member of a social club. We all must confirm our fiscal and social values, as clearly defined.

This can be the year when Americans may appreciate the true values of the GOP Platform. Many often articulate they have difficulty defining the differences between the Democrat and Republican Parties. The decision by the RNC to support candidates to those who support the GOP Platform is a corrective direction to make a true difference in years 2010 and 2012, and beyond.